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Polar War Games Minus the Russians

Intelligence Online has learned that an Arctic Game in which several Western intelligence agencies will participate is due to take [...]

Subscribers only Defence 20.05.2009

New Ball Game for Financial Inquiries

Using the Sept. 11 committee as an example, macro-economic investigations into the roots of the present financial crisis are springing up in the U.S. and Europe.

Subscribers only 20.05.2009

Minsk's Discreet Man on Capitol Hill

Belarus is counting on Alex Goldfarb to improve its highly strained relations with Washington.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.05.2009

GeoPDF, the Last Tactical Mile

GeoPDF offers both the foot soldier and analyst a map easily adapted to their respective needs.

Subscribers only 20.05.2009

James Wilbur Fondren

James Wilbur Fondren, a former officer in the U.S. Pacific [...]

Subscribers only 20.05.2009

The DIA

The DIA is interested in the potential of cloud computing, [...]

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Quick Career Move for Hayden

Less than three months after stepping down as CIA director, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.05.2009

Hard Bargaining for BAE

Under investigation by the Justice Department for allegedly paying bribes [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.05.2009

OSO Group

OSO Group, an investigative and security company headed by John [...]

Subscribers only 20.05.2009

McLarty Associates

McLarty Associates does not employ John Kiriakou, a former member [...]

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How Bribery Case Could Scupper U.S. Policy

The trial of Viktor Kozeny and his accomplices who are accused of handing out bribes in Azerbaijan will begin in New York on June 1. A number of business intelligence firms have worked on the case, which threatens to poison [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.05.2009

Job Vacancy for "Ethical" Hacker at DHS

The advertisement quickly did the rounds of forums specializing in hacking and computer security. Placed by General Dynamics, it offered [...]

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

Satellites to Spy on the Climate

American intelligence agencies are keenly interested in global warming. To the point, indeed, they are willing to share their satellite data with the scientific community.

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

John Kiriakou goes back to public service

Renowned for having publicly admitted in 2007 that he resorted to torture when he worked for the Central Intelligence Agency, [...]

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Chertoff Groups Hires Security Luminaries

Several leading intelligence officials who served during George W. Bush's administration have taken jobs with the consultancy Chertoff Group that [...]

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G4S Spreads Wings

After venturing into international security last year by buying out ArmorGroup, the British-Danish logistic services and security concern Group 4 [...]

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Blackstone Pushes Hilton Over Edge

Acquired by the Blackstone equity fund, Hilton Hotels tried to cut corners by poaching two executives and pinching confidential information from its rival Starwood.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 29.04.2009

Philip Mudd

It used to be Charlie Allen’s difficult task to persuade [...]

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

Pentagon Protects Itself Against Malware

To prevent U.S. arms systems from incorporating foreign commercial software [...]

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New Intelligence Boss in Baghdad

Currently working at the Defense Intelligence Agency, major-general Theodore Nicholas [...]

Subscribers only 29.04.2009

The Karimov Clan Settles its Quarrel

The daughter of the Uzbek president, Gulnara Karimova, and her former husband, Mansur Maqsudi, have buried the hatchet. They fought one another bitterly for years, with consultants acting as proxies.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.04.2009

Waving Goodbye to Fortress

The Fortress Global company has just lost its second chief executive in less than six months. After Robert Widen walked [...]

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Congress Frets over Thales-China Tie

ITAR legislation that prevents foreign sales of sensitive military technologies hobbles the U.S. space industry. France's Thales has taken advantage of that to sell satellites which can be launched in China.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.04.2009

The Celebrity’s Detective

Palladino & Sutherland has the distinction of being California’s most [...]

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Turkey Hires Former House Speaker

Now a lobbyist for the law firm Dickstein Shapiro, the [...]

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All articles - United States

Polar War Games Minus the Russians

New Ball Game for Financial Inquiries

Minsk's Discreet Man on Capitol Hill

GeoPDF, the Last Tactical Mile

James Wilbur Fondren

The DIA

Quick Career Move for Hayden

Hard Bargaining for BAE

OSO Group

McLarty Associates

Spotlight
How Bribery Case Could Scupper U.S. Policy

Job Vacancy for "Ethical" Hacker at DHS

Satellites to Spy on the Climate

John Kiriakou goes back to public service

Chertoff Groups Hires Security Luminaries

G4S Spreads Wings

Blackstone Pushes Hilton Over Edge

Philip Mudd

Pentagon Protects Itself Against Malware

New Intelligence Boss in Baghdad

The Karimov Clan Settles its Quarrel

Waving Goodbye to Fortress

Congress Frets over Thales-China Tie

The Celebrity’s Detective

Turkey Hires Former House Speaker

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Polar War Games Minus the Russians

New Ball Game for Financial Inquiries

Minsk's Discreet Man on Capitol Hill

GeoPDF, the Last Tactical Mile

James Wilbur Fondren

The DIA

Quick Career Move for Hayden

Hard Bargaining for BAE

OSO Group

McLarty Associates

Spotlight How Bribery Case Could Scupper U.S. Policy

Job Vacancy for "Ethical" Hacker at DHS

Satellites to Spy on the Climate

John Kiriakou goes back to public service

Chertoff Groups Hires Security Luminaries

G4S Spreads Wings

Blackstone Pushes Hilton Over Edge

Philip Mudd

Pentagon Protects Itself Against Malware

New Intelligence Boss in Baghdad

The Karimov Clan Settles its Quarrel

Waving Goodbye to Fortress

Congress Frets over Thales-China Tie

The Celebrity’s Detective

Turkey Hires Former House Speaker

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Indigo Publications' websites

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How Bribery Case Could Scupper U.S. Policy